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Placements usually start after the second semester. A variety of companies like Byjus, Namo India, Urban Calp, ICICI, DE Shaw, Oberoi groups, ABP news, Thomas Reuters, Microsoft, etc. visit the campus every year. More than 200 offers for jobs are made every year and a lot more for internships. Packages for jobs offered vary from 2,00,000-12,00,000 rupees. The campus placement cell informs the students of the jobs offered and the packages. About 10 students out of 50 take up the placement rest from the chemistry honours course goes for higher studies for the preparation of civil services.
Placement is available for final year students. The average package is around 12 lakhs. Companies like Accenture, McKinsey, Xander, etc come for the placements and get a decent number of people, especially from Economics and sciences course
Placements were always good at Stephen's and they have touched new heights since the pandemic and online work from home culture came in. Nearly 80% students of students who sit for placements get placed.
We have a campus placement cell that handles all the companies coming in for placements and internships. It is active throughout and we have internships coming in all year round. In third year we become eligible for placements. CPC verfies our resume or CV in various steps and then they are sent to companies we are interested in. We have interviews then if we are selected we are informed. The placement ratio and the packages are good. I'm going for masters at IITD through IIT JAM.
St. Stephen's requires no introduction. It is the most prestigious college in India, offering 10 courses to around 400 students every year. Whether it is placements or faculty or the extra curricular, it stands best in every aspect. The teachers are more than supportive and the campus is quaint and beautiful. I chose this course because I had always liked Chemistry in school and wanted to pursue a career in it.
The student from 5th semester become eligible for campus placement. Companies like Microsoft, Deloitte, Google, etc usually come to offer a good number of jobs to students. Last year, the highest, lowest and average package was- 2.5L, 60K and 80K. Last year, around 47.4% of students were placed. My plans are basically to pursue a Masters in Chemistry and then do research in the desired field.
Positive: It provides another sort of environment that feels like a second home. Whether it's academics or extracurricular or just friends, it is a very different and good experience. Negative: Sometimes the college feels more like a school with attendance fixation and regular classes and no leaves.
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